Freak Out Retro Review – The Game Of Many Names
Some games stay with you years after playing, not only because of their quality, but also because of their unique...
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Gitaroo Man Retro Review – The Guitar Hero
Music games have always been a thing. While the genre has been largely spearheaded by heavy hitters which dominate a...
Embrace Nostalgia! Sony Releases New Themes For the PS5 To Celebrate 30th Anniversary
This morning, Sony has pushed out a feature update for the PlayStation 5, and this update is all about celebrating...
The Playstation 2 Has Sold Over 160 Million Units Worldwide
The official PlayStation page has been quietly updated, and now, it is confirmed that the PlayStation 2 has sold over...
Shadow Hearts Retro Review – Dark History
Most JRPG fans look back to the PS1 era and smile. It was a time when narrative masterpieces were being...
Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy Retro Review – The Epic Tale Of 101 Power Cells
Jak and Daxter is a game I have some history with, which is why I’ve chosen to revisit it, salvage...
Malice Retro Review – I’m a Survivor
I like to take the time to find the hidden meanings in games where applicable. Some are obvious, others less...
Resident Evil 4 (PS2) Retro Review – The Evolution Of Survival Horror
Resident Evil 4 marked a significant departure from the traditional survival horror gameplay of the previous entries in the series....
Final Fantasy X-2 Retro Review – It’s Showtime, Girls
Cast your minds back to time when Final Fantasy games were each self-contained adventures; complete stories with defined beginnings, middles...
Final Fantasy X Retro Review – Another World Awaits You
As unprofessional as it may appear, I can’t help but write about my emotional investment in the Final Fantasy saga...
Indiana Jones and the Emperor’s Tomb Retro Review – Exploration Mayhem
In the realm of action-adventure gaming, few names resonate as strongly as Indiana Jones. The iconic archaeologist, known for his...
Shadow Of the Colossus Retro Review – A Colossal Experience in a Beautiful World
Shadow of the Colossus is hailed as one of the best action-adventure titles of its time. The game was originally...
Why Silent Hill Will Never Be the Same
Silent Hill, for those who don’t know, is a psychological horror survival series that has been on somewhat of a...
Besaid From Final Fantasy X Gets Guitar Cover on Square Enix Official Music Channel
Square Enix has shared a guitar cover for the music Besaid. This track comes from the PS2 classic Final Fantasy...
Scarface: The World Is Yours Review: The Perfect Movie-To-Game Sequel
“Say hello to my little friend!” If you don’t know who Tony Montana is, I’m going to assume that you...
Atlus Adds Sting Games Soundtracks To Spotify and Other Music Services
The Japanese branch of Atlus announced through their X/Twitter account the release of the soundtracks to multiple RPGs developed by...
Fallout: Brotherhood Of Steel Retro Review – A Post-Apocalyptic ‘Black Sheep’ Adventure
Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, released for the PlayStation 2 in 2004, is an action RPG set in the iconic Fallout...
Terminator 3: Rise Of the Machines – Come With Me If You Want To Read a Review
Released in 2003, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines for the PlayStation 2 was a movie tie-in and aimed to...
Shadow of Rome – A Historical Hidden Gem of Brutality and Mystery
Released in 2005 by Capcom, Shadow of Rome for the PlayStation 2 stands as a unique and ambitious venture into...